Canadian Snowbird Act allows Canadian retirees to visit the U.S. for up to 240 days annually.

The Canadian Snowbird Act amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to allow Canadian citizens aged 50 or older to visit the U.S. as long-term visitors for pleasure. These visitors must maintain a residence in Canada, own or rent a U.S. residence for their stay, and not engage in employment or seek U.S. benefits. The spouse of a qualifying Canadian retiree can also be admitted under the same terms. The bill also modifies the Internal Revenue Code to clarify the nonresident alien tax status of these visitors.

Canadian Snowbird Act allows Canadian retirees to visit the U.S. for up to 240 days annually.

The Canadian Snowbird Act amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to allow Canadian citizens aged 50 or older to visit the U.S. as long-term visitors for pleasure. These visitors must maintain a residence in Canada, own or rent a U.S. residence for their stay, and not engage in employment or seek U.S. benefits. The spouse of a qualifying Canadian retiree can also be admitted under the same terms. The bill also modifies the Internal Revenue Code to clarify the nonresident alien tax status of these visitors.